2026/2027 Ski & Snowboard New Arrivals

The Soul 102 is Rossignol's all-terrain freeride ski, built for days that start in soft snow off the lift and finish carving groomers on the way do...

The Red Gerard AM is a youth freestyle board, a slightly simplified take on Red's pro model for young riders who are serious about the park. Camber...

The Nightstick Team is Fischer's first freestyle ski for creative kids, made for young skiers who spend every run hunting for something to jump off...

The Rain is an all-gas freestyle board that wants jump lines as much as it wants to hunt down backcountry booters. A camber-powered directional twi...

The Playmaker 101 is a freestyle-minded all-mountain ski that wants to play in everything: wide enough to float through fresh snow, light and nimbl...

Co-developed with Hailey Langland, the Alternator X Hailey is a directional board built to float forward and switch through deep backcountry days w...

The Ripstick 96 is Elan's go-anywhere freeride ski, light enough to feel quick in the trees and smooth enough to carry speed through choppy afterno...

Nitro built the Alternator for riders who split their days between backcountry laps and freestyle terrain. A directional shape holds true camber fo...

The women's Soul 102 is a light, do-it-all freeride ski for skiers who want one pair that handles first tracks in the morning and firm afternoon gr...

The Kuro Neko is a true twin with pure camber, built female-first for riders who live in the park and want a board that feels quick under their fee...

The Sender 100 is a playful freeride ski for skiers who treat the whole mountain as terrain to jump, slash and explore, inbounds or out. Twin rocke...

A freestyle twin for skiers who see the hill as a place to play. The départ. 02 has a softer flex and plenty of pop, so it presses, slashes and lau...

A 100 mm freeride ski for skiers who want one pair for every kind of day. The QST 100 is the most playful QST yet: it carves clean arcs on groomers...

The Rooster Fish is a full-volume, tapered swallowtail from Arbor's Founders Collection, made for riders who chase powder and love a surfy feel. A ...

A twin-tip freestyle ski for riders who treat the whole mountain as a terrain park. The départ. 01 is built to spin, butter and land switch, with a...

The Wingman 83 Ti is a frontside carver for skiers who want precision and a ski that answers right away. A single titanium layer and slanted sidewa...

The Ripstick Tour 104 is Glen Plake's signature touring ski, built light for long skins and wide enough to make the descent worth the climb. A lami...

The Nothing is Fischer's expert freeride ski, and Fischer lets the numbers do the talking: a waist of 111 to 113mm, a long-radius sidecut and lengt...

A 104mm waist built for the days the snow stacks up, with a Ti Pulse Core sandwiching two sheets of titanal around an elastomer core for a ski that...

Nordica's women's 97mm all-mountain ski, built with a Terrain Specific Metal layer and Pulse Core elastomer to stay smooth on hardpack and still ho...

A 98mm freeride ski built for the days you want to hit the same lap you always do but with a little more room to get weird: an early-rise tip and t...

A 92mm waist built for a skier who spends most of the day on-trail but doesn't want to feel it the one run a season the snow gets interesting: smoo...

Nordica's do-it-all 99mm all-mountain ski, built to feel playful on a groomer run and still hold an edge when the trail turns to variable spring sn...

The Assassin is the shape to look at if you want one board for a Pacific Northwest season. A long nose and tail float it on a powder morning, and i...

The Wonder is the women's board for someone who wants one deck that handles a full day at Hood. Directional twin on Rock Out Camber with a medium f...

The Highpath is for a rider who cares what the board is made of. Salomon built it around recycled and bio-sourced materials in a tapered directiona...

A soft true twin is the right first freestyle board, and the Oh Yeah is a good one. The soft flex presses and butters at low speed, which is how ri...

The Fastlane is built for the morning after it dumps. A tapered directional shape with a pin tail means the tail sinks and the nose comes up withou...

The Craft takes the Assassin's all-mountain shape and brings the price down, which makes it the board we point people at once they have outgrown a ...

Bryan Iguchi's pro model draws on a lifetime of big-mountain riding, and it shows in how settled it feels when the terrain gets serious. Directiona...

The Element Decon keeps Arbor's classic Element look and pairs it with a ride tuned for resort riders who want an easy, confident board every day. ...

The Landmark is Arbor's cambered splitboard for riders heading uphill and out of bounds, whether that is a skin up from Timberline or a longer over...

The Madre is made for women who love to turn, a low-angle, touch-the-ground carver in the tradition of Japanese snow-surfing. Its set-back, directi...

The Carbon Coda takes Pat Moore's all-mountain Coda and adds double carbon stringers and basalt for a quicker, more energetic ride. It is built for...

The Scion is a youth mountain twin made to help kids explore the whole mountain and have fun doing it. Built on Arbor's System Rocker platform, its...

The Padre is Arbor's tribute to Japanese-style snowboarding: high-performance, low-angle carving where every turn is the point. A set-back, directi...